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well, i have never heard of that. any company i have worked for or anyone i
know has worked for has been covered until the end of the month. hmmm hope
i never work for one that doesnt. i also thought with cobra you are covered
a certain amount of time until cobra takes over?
Sher
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From: “herberkids3” <herberkids3@yahoo.com>To: <Budget101_@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2007 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: Budget101.com : Walmart $4.00 Generic Prescription plans
> With most companies, the benefits end the day your job ends, because
> it’s the last day you “pay” into the benefits.
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>> Jessica,
>> Your insurance should not be cut off on the day you left the
> company. You should have until the end of the month at least if not
> 30 days from termination. Please call your insurance carrier and
> find out. You can also have the pharmacy check it for you. Good
> luck!!!
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